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Central Pacific Land Bonds.

A LII HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE
n Central Pacific Railroad Company of Cali
fornia bearing date on the FIRST DAY OF OC-
TOBER, 1870, and secured by mortgage on the
lands granted said Company by the United
States, are hereby notified that the undersigned,
trustees under said mortgage, have in hand the
sum of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars $780,,
000), which amount, under the terms of said
mortgage, may be used BIZ them in the purchase
and cancellation of said Bonds.
ghe undersigned, therefore, acting under the
powers conferred upon them by the said mort
gage, do hereby invite proposals for the sale of
said Bonds. Said proposals will be received by
the undersigned, at their Office on the corner of
Fourth and Townsend streets, San Francisco,
Cal, up to and inclsding the FIRST DAY OF
APRIL, 1887
The lowest bids will be accepted, provided the
undersigned reserve the right to reject all bids.
]. OBJ. GUM, 1-,,s.oas
w. E. BROWN, Aiussees'
San Francisco, March l, 1887. mri-td
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An undonbted blessing.

About thirty years ago a prominent
physician, BY the name of DR.. William
Hall, discovered, or produced after long
was of such wonderful efficacy that it soon
gained wide reputation in this country.
The name of the medicine is DR.. VIM.
Halls Balsam Tor the Lungs, and may be
safely relied on as speedy and positive
cure for coughs, colds, sore throat, etc.
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. n. Pork-Liye Hogs. on foot: grain fed, 90
SIG stock 81 94c dressed 40. 1es7ac ID,
General Merchandise.
sAN FRANcIsco. Mareh ID. lso7

BAGs-The first vessel from Calcutta this
seson with Bags arrived on the lst OF Marcn- On
portations of 1857, for June and July delivery
BR Il demand for all sorts, and sup.
BREADNThe California Cracker Company S
price list for some of the principal varieties in
cases containing D. 50 and 50 ibs each. is as fol-
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OFFICE HOURS. 2 RE


1880 10 y A. NJ, 9 to 4, 7 to SP. NJ.
10 10 Il A. ", 2 to 4. 7 70 S P. M.
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1920 4. n TO /, ? TO 4. to SP. NJ.
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5 10 9 A. NJ, l 20 3, 7 70 9P. M........
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9 TO Il A. NJ, ? 10 4, 7 to S P. NJ.
10 TO II A. NJ, 2tc4, e:30to 7:30 pm,
10 A. Il. 10 u NJ. ? to !, : to S P. "
9 TO II A. NJ. J TO s, : 10 S P. No.,
8 to II a. M, 2-2G &c 4:sc, 7tosP.M
9 to 10 A. NJ, 2 te 4, z 10 s P. NJ.
II A. Il. to L NJ, 10 6. TO S p. NJ.
9 to II A. NJ, 2 to 4 P. M................
u NJ. to l, 2 TO 4, $50 10 s P. No..
3 A. NJ. to u NJ, 2 TO 1, 2 to S P. NJ,
No afternoon hours SUNDAYS.
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SACRAMENTO PLANNING I'LL

MANUFACTURES OF DOORS,
NJ windows, Blinds. holdings. f>7s
Finish Door and window Frames. ~
Brackets and Turning stair Work he
a Specially. 81
SACRAMENTO. -
HARTWELL, H0TCHkIss o STALL
4T71rr
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SHERMAN & PARKER
Notice Of Street Assessment.
OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONER.
g4cRANFSro fCal.1, March :. 1855

OFF1cE or STREET COMMISSIONER,
SACRAMENTO Call, March :, 1857.
RTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN this day received the Assessment Roll for
constructing s Sewer in the alley between n
and o. from Twelfth to Thirteenth streets.
An sums levied and assessed in said AS
sessment Roll are due and payable imme-
diately. and TIE payment OF the several
SUMS assessed is TO be made 70 ne within
Viyef that all assessments not paid before
the expiration of tksrty days from this date VIII
be declared delinquent, and thereafter the sum
of five per cent. upoE the amount OF eacn de
Iinouent assessment. together with the cost OF
advertising each delinquent assessment, viii be
added thereto.
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R @ ED VINES
FOR SALEI

4 BOUT 10000 GOOD STRONG ROOTED
N MATARO VINES. For price, etc.. apply
10 THE NATOMA WATER AND MINING CO.,
Natoma Sacramento county. mr9-1w
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ELY'S
Cream Balm

! hare used t'ro bot
aes Of Elgs Cream
Balm. and consider
mgset clrred. I slif-
tered 20 years from
Cdta,rh and Catmrhai
Headache, and this is
the first remedy &di
afforded lasting re-
ltd. 7. Hiegin-
son, 145 Lake stroei,
Chicago, III.
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TRANSFORMATION and Markets.

Cheap and rapid transportation is of the ut
most importance to those who are both producers
and consumers. It eheapens all that ne buys
and enhances the price OF all he produces. The
'LANGFoRD COLONY" is most advantage
ously situated in this respect. It is between two
railroads that both connect with steamboats,
that r,1n from the Sacramento and San Joaquin
points to the Golden Gate. This gives the cheap
est freight and passenger rates for the distance
this Coast The markets for all kinds of pro-
ducts are good. The Canneries, Wineries and
Fruit Dealers take all the Fruit raised, at highly
Temunerative prices. There is an unlimited
demand for all the Wine, Raisins, Figs, Prunes,
Green, Dried and Canned Fruits that can be
grown. Dairy Products, Fowls, Eggs and Vege-
tables find ready sale. Every acre of this land
when in bearing Fruit Trees or Vines will net
500 per acre. For further particulars apply 10
CHAS. r. PARSONS,
SACRAMENTO, CAL. If
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The Panama steamer brought package
amongst the freight containing g, coo nick
els, valued al 81 goo.
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FRESH MEATS-Following are the rates
for whole csrcssses from slaughterers 70 dealers;
Bsef-FiIst quality, &c; second quality, 69
61Sc; third quality, 5951Sc p y. Veal-Lerge, Ga
&c: small, 7@9c ? h. Autto7-euotanle at
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san FRANCISCO MARKEr.

SAN FRANCISCO March 18th.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for California Best
Family, 81 5594 rs 2 bbl; Bakers extra, 81 30
TO 81 60; Superfine, 81 so to So.
WHEAT-So far as spot trading in the sample
market is concerned, il may be said to be mo-
tionless. There are buyers ready 10 take al
standard quality on a basis of 81 81 z ctl, and
81 GO would likely be given for anything choice.
But these are extreme figures and 1t is useless
TO expect any higher prices at the moment.
There is the usual apathy on the part OF sellers,
and stock is held back, 50 that there is no OPP
portunity for business.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRSINe SESSION.
BUYER season--1c0 tons, 81 Cts; 2,l00, 81 e.;
500, 81 CO.'S 1000, 81 500: 900 81 COS 100, = 60;
Geo, sh657s; 200, 81 6054; 1Go, 81 6.2s; 1850,
81 65%
Buyer lsS7-lOO tons, 81 T01S: 100, 81 7014; 200,
81 70is: 1900 81 20; 400 81 6g1s
Seller 1SS7-l0o tons, 81 5235s; 900, 81 52l4.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BUYER season-2.500 tons, 81 655s; 2. 100, 81 Co.
900 81 66s1: 200, 81 665s
BUYER lSS7-l, 100 tons, 81 GO; 401, 81 691S.
Seller 1SST-iu0 tons, 81 5l15; l00.sS1 DIS; 100,
81 511z 100 81 81 1000 81 5054; 100, 81 55s; J.
SOC. 81 500 2 ch.
BARLEYEoferings are fairly liberal at a
range of S191 023S z ctl for fair TO good quail
ties while choice parcels are held at 81 oS24. ln
Brewing there is improving inquiry, and quota
tations are rather firm at 81 1oG1 10 2 etl.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoREINe SESSION.
Buyer season-400 tons, 81 03; 400, 81 02554; 500,
81 OIL: 200 81 0214.
Buyer lss7-2Os tons, 81 o.; 200, 81 0414 ? ctl.
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LanSfOrd Colony!
Langford Colony!
NOW READY FOR SETTLEMENT.

NUW hEAUY EUEs SIT 4LLlNlhN =
Surveys, Plans, Pamphlets having been
comp eted, this valuable Land is now
open TO purchasers.
UIHE ATTENTION OF ANY ONE CoNTEM-
i plating the purchase of home is particu-
larry called to the property. A visit to this
property will satisfy you that it is all that it has
been represented to be.
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NAME.

sNo evening hours Sundays
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81 G. n szast, Ssn Francisco, Ca.
Private E1.-Guce, SO Lasea etyeet four block;
IN ,-5a-y greet Eor1 Kec-ny. Nam entrances
t5ryus1 ,5iSnsnsaTy DT1s sore. GS-ivdsw1yeor
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r, q : - inlllllasiprNsHEY.

Most powerful electric belts nee 70 pstients
To PROVE TIE Wcl-0EEyUL PoTE8 OF TEE Is
NIS0BAI0Is 4 g ReII-z eIv11S Or FLINT yRE1
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: MI1ilnDhfLE-AGEn MEN

Suffering from any of the above symptoms,
should consult us ct once. The drain can be
stopped, vitality restored and life be made again
pleasure instead of burden
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RESIDENCE. TELEPHONE.

tho evening hours.
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ENGLISH
IL Kearny Street,
San Francisco.

IL Kearny Street, San Francisco.
Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness. TX.
hausted Vitniity. Spermator Eceq, Lost Man
MOOD, lmpotcncy, Paralysis, Pro In atorrhCea
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To society, DimresS cS Vision. Noises il. the
hea ID. the vital nuid p ssing gunob<crved in The
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YOUNG MEN
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There are many
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Sent to anyone appiytng by tier, stating
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YOUNG MEN

Suffering from ary of the above svmrtoms
shonld consult us at once. The drain can be
stopped, vital ~ restored. and ife be made
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
pURREA RTyG ANIMALS FOR CENTRAL PARK.
l,o,a rnS FUR Trdae kstteD.

VIC publish ~ tnis Issue an illustrated article Oh
thu Interesting SUBJECT, W. A.dinais III Ccht-i ph,
an wnnu an vI ,he Iui-Larng an iew oi the iuno~
,llal, aic bciii.o"ou ID io-Siss"
a. ta I,stn Il VIII la. that the nuiDtr In hn.o.'
o IA "A, TEXANS mo hpecigs dad i,ic specimens ~
,iu,, r. ur, ted this small c.Libt ~ noe efcutao
20 Newt ORR Cay, tho headquarters vi INC America"
,up traae, or the graidcst para h tho Chtoi e'~.o
.ud believing The The iur tidno arc s""
eIo.tI, luDiic-spnite,i to accomi lsn Inc obcct,
s., WILL wo suggest that the, make an earnest on0H
10 remedy tho defect, by securing domestic tut
bcaring amin Is all sections OF tne country ioI
aiIo TO the iar. authorizes. There need DC no
vcr, gr nc eAi elso attaclea " such an en,errnso.
n fbc leading firms Will request collectors, uappors
aud other out-o.-town acquaintance, In Position
a, com, to i0rwarI such animals as they can secure
~ exl obtain, there would undou otcdy be generous
and general rcsp6nce. preclndins the q, ssiy ior -
second an CAL To prevent any I0ssle apprcnen.,on VI
,liGcutes at this acnd the line take tho liberty
~ further suggesting that julius Wen, 20 McrccrsL
serve as committees Of one 70 accept and duly pressn
r fhe Park all ANIMALS received In tho name OF inc
sur ira OF Ncw-Yor or the United states, whichever
MAY DO regarded as tho NOR desirable .-.,
Tho Fur Trade Review" takes tho intauvo ~
Requesting OH -ot0wn subscribers 10 kindly comply
with ITS sugg stion. Lot US crowd the Cc,trai isk
o,enagefe with furl,earing animals, as living evil
dencc Of tho enterprAAe Of the fur trade OF AmericA
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OBITUARY.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND.

william Cleveland, for many years promihen' IL
Orange N j., died on Monday at his house In |ieVe-
iand-st, Orange. age eighty. MIR. Cleveland was To
lated to tho President He was born at "uiioiu'
Conn.. ON December 90, 1907, his father being one
OF four brothers. ONO Of whom President Cleve-
lands grandfather. William was educated In inc
common schools and when twenty years old came 10
New-York and got employment as clerk In shipping
house. In 1928 he engaged in business as q COTTON
broker I'm Charleston, 5. C., ana Nier-
ward with his brother, conducted tne
same business in New-Orleans and o,nc elI
Southern cities In 1853 he lOca ed I'm orange ana
began manufacturing shoes and other articles OF ms
own Invention, accommodating fortune. Mr. Cisvc-
Rank I'm 1854 and lts second president, ana wa
member OF the Board OF Education for seven year.,
lilo was married In 1892 at Burlington, w. his WHO
diving In 1874 He was remarked In 1878 In Brooh-
Ign to Mrs Charlotte f. H. Cleveland widow ot ms ms
and son arc living the latter being a missionary
among tho Sioux Indians, but now ON visit nome
Tho funeral will take place from 81. Mark Ohur0h
Orange, at ID. Tomorrow.
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THE RIFLE ASSOCIATIONS MATCHES.
CONTESTS AT THE COMING FALL MEErING-coN-
DITIONs AND PRIZES


DIrIONs AND PRIZES.
Tho National Rife yesterday Ut iss
in Temple Court Ae vcepresden General John B. Wood
ward presiding Major II. O. Brown was made executive
officer the fail meeting which begins next week The pro-
MOndsy-rhs Judd match 70 al soms.s with any mil
,sy 'ss siS iS ss'
s.sss:as; r.. .':S1 sSs sigs:s
INTO two Stages with the following sO.ais Tr :,
sssssven hcs each AZ 2 and so9 osr. Of the
United States or the National Guard Of states Remins
s: OF sRrs: s ?; T.. %ss 81 sig s
Second stage for prize winners in the mrs; .. tbs
psss s ONE
pso a% tho Sss.t
Range Team match team. Of o four from
e s2 Sn and
500 600 ama oo ys ssS sho
for GDn to held BY s 81 Ss
NowYorE State National Guard match teams Of Twelve
fSm the
aSe
"a: ::s si.s @
ona PRIZE being n II pr 6y the second Brigade stan
ss: y the 81
one team zach from the regular army the c n AZ poo
q
By Henry Hilton also medal each member OF the WIN.
ming Interstate Military Match ono team OF WE'VE
men from each state the regularly organ
militia. shots each At 2OO ana ovV
for bronze Soldor OF Marathon value SsoO pre-
sented Chief behalf OF tns Sate OIL
NowYok be hold for by the whipping tsam also
medals to each member Of the winning team; ,,. w.,.h
Friday and Saturday-Long Range Mitsryyo 100 Ms.ca'
open 70 all comers shots each At SCo ana ~
wimbledon Cup match open 70 az oseI w Q, Cum
valued 500 9y the National Rs %
sharpshooters match. to all corners thry,sw0 1U
first not 70 count for 3d. So ana n'e
OF So each. a.. p,~.,,o,.,
matcn open only Of tho Naona! hne Asso
ciaon fye shots 200 yards for the DIRECTORS
ship gold badge held year Tiffany match Tor an
By Tiffany Co. and cash prizes Of $50 $50 $2o
S5 five OF $40 seven 81 fifteen 50 EACH
match TO comers shots At 500 yards prizes 20.
500 SIS $40 So Of So and eight OF -
All Corners and Marksmen's Badge, ma.cn,
five shots each at 200 and QUO .ysres'
prizes sb $50 s5 eight OF $40 and twenty OF 20 each ne
voIver match for all with reyolyers nv snos
thirty yard prizes Sl5 $40 So and seven OF 20 eac
steward match open comers i've shots AT ZoO ysrns
for prizes amounting $780, presented by j. d. Stewart Oh
London. and
Teams are expected Massachusetts Pennsyvania ana
other states and successful meeting Is anticipated
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FUNERAL OF BISHOP HARRIS

Tho funeral Of Bishop W. L. Harris took place yes
terday Afternoon In st. Paui's Methodist Episcopal
Church. Tho ccngrega ion completely niied inc
church and includ,d about 30 ,iorgyaien. An mo
morb. VI tho Bishop family were present. and The
fanIies VI BISHOP oiiupson and BisDvp James Occu
pied STATS with them. Among those present wore
The Rev. DR.. j. N Fitzgerald recording .ccrctary Oi
the MISSIONARY society the Rev. Or. j. H. vincent,
% C.autauqJa; the Rev Dr. q. X. CROOKS, VI the
Drew TLoo.vg ca Seminary; Governor Lounsbury, OF
C0nnect W tho lev. Drs. w. V. keiy IL M Csfroii
L. j. Ieck 4. w. Miller, J. 5. J. McConneil VI I'M
delphla, and the Row. Messrs. W. H. MeCormck'
l. b. Edwaitis -. w. Lawrence. g. w Miner
D. o. Ferris, J. l. Pulson, J. f. seare a. W. Mooney
q. A. HuDbe l. of Connecticut; Il. A. Brown, OF hoo4
ken; John K. Goodman and James Porter. inc PAL .
b arers we're tho Rev. DR.. Henry A Buttz, president
Of Drew Seminary; the Roy. Dr. Is. M Anams'
Presiding elder Of the Brooklyn Dlstrict the rev
Dr. Daniel Wise, tho Rev. DIR. s. H. Upham, !odse
Enoch L. Faucber, J. ID. Cornell, General Clinton ID
nsk John FL lott, Gilbert Oakley, john e'eVehSo''
Dr. A. X sanford and Dr. Samuel Merwin: .,..
The IA vice wa conducted BY the Rev. DIR. Ensign
Mcf hes cy pas or Of the church. Bishop Mallalien
read the ritual 1t the opening Of the service and gave
tho benedctIon: Drs. A. g. Hunt and A.. j. Palmer
rad from the Scriptures and the Rev. Dr. Ilnany
offered prayer. DIR. J. ~ Bu KEY gave an address,
tracing b. career OF Bishop Harris ana touching on
As prominent traits Of hi, character The congrcga
ton, led by the choir of the Madison Avenue hetho
dist Church, sang the hymns Come Leg Us JOIN our
Friends Above :" Rock Of Ages" and Jesus Lover
u Ny Soul" The forsi decorations were sms
low. wreath VI ivy, and palm leaves ns 9"f th
va ct woodiawn. DR.. McChesncy conoucted inc
service Il the grave f..
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PRIMARIES OF VARIOUS PARTIES.

The Republican primaries in Kings County last night
characterized by almost entire harmony In some
OF the wards the Third for instance, where there has
been contest regularly for years only one ticket was
put the field The only wards, In fact in which more
than one ticket was run the Twentieth. Nineteenth
and Twelfth. The contest Ia the Twentieth between the
factions led by Quarantine Commissioner John A.
Nichols AMI that led by william ii. Beard and Colonel
Smith resulted In victory for tho latter In the Nine
tecnth Ward the ticket headed by Ambrose Snow was
ssfui id In the Twelfth James Johnson succeeded
BY the aid OF new members In trumphiny over Henry
Niemitz who scored victory last week before the
County COMMITTEES. conference OF leading kepnbl-
OF Brooklyn held at the county headquarters
ON Monday night IL was called by John H. Green.
chairman OF the committee. who presided. After
frank discussion OF the present political situation ana
the outlook which all present decided was most ansp
cOus for Republican resolution was passed
pedgng each present to do all In his power to make
The delegates selected the State convention repre-
sentative men.
The Kings County Democratic Central Committee de-
cded last evening hold the primaries on september ~
and the county convention three days later.
At meeting of the Kings County General Committee
OF the Union labor party in Everett Hail. brooklyn last
night the syracuse platform was adopted after vg3r
speech by the chairman Victor A. Wilder. the canu
date state Controller II was decided to hold the
ward primaries September H. the Senatorial Conven
September o. aud the city and county oonVentOnon
September 10. All these will take place at the Labor
LyccuIu, Myrtle-ave.
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MIR. ROOT POSITIVELY DECLINES.

Ehn Root has finally decided TO decline the chaIrman
ship OF tho Republican County Committee. When he
was elected In June he said that II extremely doubt
full II he could another year. Business engage
pressing that lac could not do Justice to
them and the COMM tees work also In Difference 10
the request friends, however, he would withhold MS
decision until the committee came together II sepein
ber lie finds thai he cannot accept, nnd mas SO
written to secretary William ii. Bethany pleading Dus
engagements his sole reason for declining Inc
letter will be submitted to the committee at tue regular
meeting on September 20.
The cnuce or the committee for chairman VIII fal on
Colonel y. " X Cruger. the present treasurer Ito VIII
nlmO surely unanimous choice. He Is the leader
delegation from tue Eth District aud has Deeh
for several treasurer Of committee nc sue
ce-ded Ex-Governor Jonn A. DIX controller OF tho
Trinity Church Corporation. For several years nc CONF
manded the 18th Regiment, National Guard